Personal data plays a role in how accounts, payments and support work at Spinita. This page explains what information gets collected, how it gets used and who it may be shared with. It also sets out how long data stays on file and what choices readers have over their own details. The sections below break these practices into specific, easy-to-follow topics.

Personal Information Collected at Registration

Spinita account creation uses email registration. During a tested sign-up on desktop, the form displayed two stages and requested email, password, first name, last name, date of birth, sex, country, currency, phone, city, address and postcode.

The country field required manual selection from a list, and the phone field accepted an entry without immediate verification at that stage. No deposit was requested to complete the observed sign-up flow.

Consents Recorded During Sign-Up

The registration form presented specific consent points before an account could be created. These related to age confirmation and acceptance of key documents.

  • Confirmation of being at least 18 years old;
  • Acceptance of the Terms and Conditions;
  • Acceptance of the Privacy Notice;
  • Separate consent for promotional communications.

Email Confirmation After Registration

A confirmation link was received in the test inbox after the registration form was submitted. This link arrived within the observed timeframe during testing, though its receipt reflects delivery only, not a full verification outcome.

Phone confirmation was not requested during the registration flow itself, and no document upload was shown within the two-stage form used for testing.

How Login and Account Access Were Tested

A login using email and password was tested on desktop and completed quickly during that session. A password reset request was also tested, with a reset email arriving afterwards.

Mobile login was tested separately and completed within the observed session. Anyone reviewing account access options can also visit the Spinita real money gaming site login page directly.

When Identity Verification May Apply

Published verification rules indicate that KYC may be requested before a withdrawal is approved, or when additional account checks are considered necessary. Verification is not described as a step required from every player at every stage.

Triggers referenced in these rules include a withdrawal request, a bonus eligibility check, a payment ownership check, or inconsistent account details noticed on file.

Documents That May Be Requested

Where verification is triggered, certain categories of supporting documents may be requested to confirm identity, address or payment ownership. No fixed document-review timeframe is stated in the published rules reviewed.

  • Passport, driving licence or national identity card;
  • Recent utility bill or bank statement as proof of address;
  • Card, bank account or e-wallet statement confirming payment ownership.

Payment Ownership and Withdrawal Impact

A payment ownership check may form part of the verification process, alongside identity and address confirmation. Funds may remain pending until player identity and the payment method used are both confirmed.

Document review, where it applies, may take place before the stated withdrawal processing period begins. Verification of this kind is not described as a guarantee that a withdrawal will be approved.

Verification and Bonus Eligibility

Verification may also be requested before bonus funds or associated winnings are released. This connects account checks to bonus outcomes rather than treating them as entirely separate processes.

Players reviewing bonus terms alongside these checks can find further detail on the Spinita casino review bonuses page.

Operator and Contact Information

Spinita operates under Borse Limited. Players with account or verification questions can use 24/7 live chat or contact support by email at support@spinita.com.

These channels provide general support routes and are described here for contact purposes only.